WK #14 -- Important things that NEED your attention!

Good afternoon everyone!

I have created a DOODLE poll for you to each participate in order to nail down a final critique time on TUES MAY 5th.

We need a 2 hour block.

And, everyone, EVERYONE needs to be present!

You NEED to participate today or tomorrow at latest.

For this week only, (APR 27th through MAY 1st) I am setting up 1:1 conferences with students individually to speak about their final projects, the class as a whole etc.

Please make sure you send me a few available days and times to make this happen.

We will need a 40 minute block.

I look forward to getting those today and tomorrow.

And finally, you are well underway of your final project. If you haven't sent a proposal, I am still expecting that.

Please begin posting your IN-PROCESS work to our FB Group pages.

Last Pancakes with Pepper will take place THIS Wednesday during our usual hour. I must say, I have enjoyed them very much, inviting you into my home via cyberspace!!

The Way Things Go assignment

Above is a still from film: The Way Things Go at the Susan Inglett Gallery in NYC The Way Things Go 1987 29.39 minutes Written and Directed by Peter Fischli and David Weiss Link to the video here > The Way Things Go = Der Lauf der Dinge 29:39 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXo7YUP-J3w The way Things Go (German: Der Lauf der Dinge) is a 1987 film by the Swiss artist duo Peter Fischli and David Weiss . It documents a long causal chain assembled of everyday object. It resembles a Rube Goldberg machine. In this assignment, I want you to simply dwell. Dwell in the thoughts of our current state. Dwell in where you are right now. Dwell in your head. Simply Be. Breathe Flow By reading this, you are doing exactly what Fischli and Weiss were getting across in their work. A chain reaction. A call and a response. Things never remain static, we're always moving in space. A centillion of chain reactions from previous gestures.

Syllabus

Ernesto NETO All coursework materials are uploaded to our class blog at the following URL: SP2020CAZSA132. blogspot.com Go to it on your computers and bookmark it for your ease in linking to it daily. Keep yourself updated with all course updates and new materials on a regular basis. SA 2020 Professor Jen Pepper Course schedule M W F Structuring Human Space SA 132.01 10:10 - 12:10 PM JCA #100 & 3D Studios/WoodShop Final Exam: TUES MAY 5 > 10:15 - 12:15 PM T TH Art History I FA 111 .01 9:30 > 10:50 AM MacDonald Lecture Hall, Eckel #109 Final Exam: MON MAY 4 > 10:15 - 12:15 PM T TH Painting SA 121.01 + Intermediate Painting SA 321.01 11:00 - 1:50 PM JCA#207 Final Exam: MON MAY 4 > 2:45 - 4:45 PM + Intermediate Group Critique TBA OH MW 12:15 > 2:00 PM JCA #210 and by appointment at jpepper@cazenovia.edu Course Objectives This course undertakes a study of three-dimensional form to develop a

Student Research Papers + Multi Media Presentations Published

Below are your colleagues' multi media presentations and their full papers. This blog page allows for you to make comments within each of them. Please do so on 4 students' works, minimum. Link to PPT here > Noel Evelyn Madden: MIA TAVONATTI PPT 03.24.2020 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Link to PPT here > Rachel McAndrew > DAMIAN ORTEGA PPT 03.30.2020 Professor Jen Pepper SA-132 Structuring Human Space 24 March 2020 Damián Ortega Damián Ortega is an award-winning sculptor who was born in 1967 in Mexico City, Mexico. He is 53 years of age this year and is still living and working in Mexico City, staying true to his Mexican nationality. Ortega did not study anywhere for a formal art education, but he was very influenced by a few particular artists. Ortega was at the age of sixteen when he decided to drop out of his school to start his art career (Widewalls). He became a poli

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